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THE WILLIAMS

LAKE TRIBUNE

Wednesday, July 15, 1959

: ~— Ontario, B.C. weekly newspapers

dominate annual

competitions

REGINA—Ontario and Brit-)Abbotsford Sumas Matsqui ish Columbia weekly newspapers|News (B.C.); 2, Midland Free dominated the list of winners|Press Herald (Ont.); 3, Tren-

in this year’s Better Weekly Newspapers Competition.

The awards are given annu- ally by the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association to en- courage and recognize editors and publishers who do out- standing work in the field of local reporting to their com- muntities.

They were

presented this

ton Trentonian (Ont.).

Best front page competition,

Amherstburg Ehcho Shiel 1, Chilliwack Progress (B.C.); 2, Midland Free Press Herald

(Ont.); 3, Courtney Comox Dis- trict Free Press (B.C.).

CLASS 2, CIRCULATION 2,001 to 3,000 Best all-round paper competi-

tion, Gertrade A. Dunning week at the 40th annual con-|tropny: 1, Melville Advance vention of the CWNA which is|(gask.); 2, Listowel Banner being attended by representa-|(Ont.); 3, . Milton Canadian

tives of most of the country’s

725 weekly newspapers in the

Saskatchewan Hotel here.

Delegates will hold informal disci ions and hear experts on the problems confronting the industry. Chief of these is pro- motion of the weeklies, which have a combined circulation. of

1,250,000 readers, as an import- --ant medium for local and national advertisers.

Ontario weeklies won 17 of the 45 awards presented at the convention and British Colum- bians won 10.

The awards are distributed in divisions according to circula- Class 1 includes weeklies with more than 3,00 readers, Class 2 covers circulation from 2,001 to 3,000 and Class 3 from 1,001 to 2,000.

There are three prizewinners in each division for best all- round paper ,best editorial

Page and best front page.

Here is the complete list of winners.

CLASS 1, CIRCULATION

OVER 3,000

Best all-round paper competi-

tion, Mason Trophy: 1, Chilli-

wack Progess (BC); 2, Midland

_ Free Press Herald (Ont.); 3, ‘Abbotsford Sumas Matsqui News. (B.C.)-

Best editorial page competi- tion, David Williams trophy: 1,

Champion (Ont.).

Best editorial page competi-

tion, P. George Pearce Memorial trophy: 1, Alexandria Glengarry News

(Sask.); 3, tie, Quesnel Cariboo Observer (B.C.), Fort Erie Times Review (Ont.),

Best front page competition, Frank Howse Beattie shield: 1, Listowel Banner (Ont.); 2, Ganaoque Reporter (Ont.); 3 Goderich Signal-Star (Ont.).

CLASS 3, CIRCULATION 1,001 to 2,000 Best all-round paper competi-

tion, Charles Clark Cup: 1, Peace River - Record Gazette (Alta.); 2, Morden Times (Man.); 3, Kindersley Clarion (Sask.).

Best editorial page competi- tion, Malcolm MacBeth shield: 1, Kindersley Clarion (Sask.) ; 2, Ridgetown Dominion (Ont.); 3, Atikokan Progress (Ont.).

Best front page competition, M. A. James shield: 1, Camp- bell River Courier (B.C.); 2, Morden Times (Man.); 3, three-

(Ont.); 2, tie, Listowel

Banner (Ont.), Melville Advance (Alta.). ey

way tie, Hope Standard (B.C.), Kindersley Clarion (Sask.), Peace River Record Gazette

CLASS 4, CIRCULATION 1,000 OR LESS

Best all-round paper competi- tion, Walter Ashfield trophy: 1, Nanton News (Alta.); 2, Hast- erhazy Miner (Sask.); 3, White- wood Herald (Sask).

Best editorial page competi- tion, John W. Eddy trophy: 1, Nanton News (Alta.); Grenfell Sun (Sask.); 3, Winkler Pem- bina Triangle Progress (Man.).

Best front page competition Printer and Publisher special 1, Nantoh News

Esterhazy Miner Ji 38, Winkled Pembina Triangle Pro- gress - (Man.).

ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and = Mrs. William Broughton announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Beverley Ann, to Mr. Edmund

Matuschewski of Macalister, BC The wedding will take place at St. Andrew's United Church on Saturday, July 25.

Dog Creek news

WITH the first spell of really good weather experienced in

several weeks, haying is now in

full swing. All things con- sidered, the crops are good. VISITORS, to Dog Creek

House during the week included Mrs. E. M. Zinn, Alkali Lake: Mrs. Ralph Gordon, Judy, Phil- lipa and Blake, of Caulfield,

BEARS TO HOLLAND

pride of a zoo in Holland this week. orphans when the mother was shot by game warden Jim Lor- ance near Cinema while chasing sheep. the cubs were looked after by Karl Duroyter and it was later decided land,

Two Cariboo bears are the

Harness Repairs

i moment to ensure The bear cubs were left Haying time is with us and now is the your harness is in perfect shape-

WE CAN OFFER DIMEDLATE SERVICE

TONY'S LEATHER GOODS

Williams Lake

Instead of being shot,

188 to send them to Hol- Phone

West Vancouver: and Barbara T. Sulley, Vancouver.

SUNDAY guests of Mrs, C. R. Place were Mr. and Mrs. Brian Blatta, of North Vancouver. Brian is the scn of Mr. and Mrs. E. Blatia. former residents of the Cariboo during Mr. Blattas’ term of duty with the RCMP. His many friends will be glad to learn Cpl. Blatta now retired, is still very active

as an amateur gardener around his home at Horseshoe Bay.

PEACEFUL LULL These five cabins give a rather peaceful appear- The only reason things look so calm is because all the boys are down at the beach swimming. The cabins are the camp homes of boys ranging in age from nine to 12 years for the one

ance for a boys’ camp.

week that they spend at

the Cariboo Youth Camp.

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District Agent: L. E. CARD, Box 781, South Lakeside, Williams Lake, B.C.

CHURCH SERVICES

CKC e) Word of Life

(Menonite Radio Mission) Sunday, 8:30 a.m.

Oral Roberts

Sunday, 0 a.m.

Voice of Prophecy

Sunday, 9:30 a.m.

British Israel

Sunday, 10:15 a.m.

Church of the Air

Morning Service Sunday, 11:00 a.m.

Christian

Science

Ist & 3rd Sunday

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3:05 p.m.

Tabernacle Tidings , Calvary Tabernacle Sunday, 1:30 p.m.

Billy Graham

Sunday 3:30 p.m.

Wonderful Word

Sunday, 10:15 p.m.

Morning Devotions

Mon.-Fri., 9:05 a.m.

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